We went to the Seattle MC Show on Friday. Here are a few pictures. (Excuse my tastes.) They had the GS500F but I didn't take any pictures of it. SOS.
http://oldsport.home.comcast.net/mcshow/
OS
Thanks for posting :thumb:
The cafe racers are too cool. That Thruxton is quickly climbing the list of bikes I like :)
Good Work, my friend! :thumb:
You and I have similar tastes, judging by the quantity of pics of certain bikes: The Thruxton and T100, the 952 Norton, the CB400F, and I've never seen a Bultaco Metralla I didn't like! Cafe racers forever!! :cheers:
PS. Did Ducati show the "retro" concept bikes that were introduced at the Milan show? Stunning!!
Quote from: JLKasperGood Work, my friend! :thumb:
PS. Did Ducati show the "retro" concept bikes that were introduced at the Milan show? Stunning!!
No retro Ducati's.
Hey Norton! Come here Norton. I love that Norton Commando! :cheers:
Quote from: javio1Hey Norton! Come here Norton. I love that Norton Commando! :cheers:
Me too.
They were selling $5 raffle tickets to win one of the first 200.
"Cycle World Motorcycle Raffle to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation" - drawing next May.
OS
I'll take the Bultaco Metralla, please. :roll:
Did Suzuki have the 650 V-Strom there? My dealer expects his in January.
Quote from: JLKasperDid Suzuki have the 650 V-Strom there? My dealer expects his in January.
Yes they did and we both sat on it. I would have taken a picture had I known you were interested. :bs:
It was pretty nice. Somehow it looked a little smaller than the 1000. I'm probably just imagining it. It looks like one of those "buy a Suzuki and see the world" kind of bikes.
I also sat on the
Burgman 650. What a great perch for my wide-ass. Now that I'm older and could give a shaZam! about what others think, I find it kind of cool. Am I alone in this?
OS
The CW show is headed for Chicago about the same time the V-Strom is expected to hit the showrooms. You're probably right about its size-- the V-S1000 has a 4" longer wheelbase than the SV1000. I would believe that Suz would keep the 650's dimensions closer to the SV to accomodate smaller riders, and as a clear choice between the two sizes. Suzuki's new website design doesn't work on my computer, so I don't have the specs in front of me to examine.
I like the Burgman 650, but the price ($7598) turns me off. The pushbuton shifting is cool. :cheers: